The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-08-25
MARIETTA MATTERS.

lives in Barlow county.
Mrs Nettie Rutherford, of St Louis, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. B. R. Legg
-FoR RENr-A five room house. Cen
trail. Apply at this Office.
Mrs. George F. Gober and children are
at White Path Springs.
Misses May and Eula Manning are Wis
iting relatives in Norcross, Ga.
Mrs. Josiah Sibley and her daughter,
Miss Mary, are visiting Salt Springs.
Miss Marion Bagby of Atlanta return
ed home Wednesday morning.
The prettiest street in Marietta is At
lanta street, level, wide an shady, it affords
nice drive.
Mrs. John Keefe and daughter Hazel
returned to their home in ST. Louis-en
Wednesday morning
Rev. Dr. Buttolph and wife have return
ed from Murphy,'N. c., greatly benefited
in health.
Mrs f. c. Legare and daughter, of
Aiken, $. c., are visiting the family of Prot
W. W. Legare
An alarm Of fire was sounded Saturday
night about ten O'Clock but all efforts to
find the fire was a failure.
Jeans suits anG Pants at Hirschs.
Sessions Handy & Co. will sell cakes
of Toilet Soap and nice finished box for
25cts Worth 30.
Place your orders for mea is Of all kinds
with Stephens Brothers.
Mrs Montgomery Melbourne and chill
dren, Of Augusta, are the guests of Mrs W.
J. Cumpsty.
The funeral of the late John lodge
will be preached at Marietta Camp Ground
on the first Sunday in September
Mr.. George Lester, Of Cumming, is in
the city visiting the family Of Mr.. W. I.
Banks
Some of the finest apples we have
seen this season were presented to US by Mr.
S. f. Kincannon They came from Judge
Pulium's fine orchard below Marietta.
Some one tried to break open the Elk
press office Saturday night by pricing off
the lock on the door, but failed in their
endeayots.
Mr. John b Earle Of the firm of j. B.
Earle q Co., and Dr. E. P Earle, bosh Of
Birmingham Ala are visiting relatives IN
the city.
-Workmen are delving away, deepening
and anlarging the cistern in front of the
court hous@. its capacity will be forty
thousand gallons
-Hirsch & Sons have fifty Boys Vests
that thay will sell for fifty cents
Sessions, Handy & Co. have the best
50 mems shoes in town.
The best beef in the city at Stephens
Brothers market
Smoke TIE SOCIAL Whit, pure Havana
filler guaranteed, and 20 cheap that the
poorest can smoke it. Sessions, Handy :
Co.
Marietta needs small industries. Moth
ing contributes more to the prosperity of
any city or community than small indus
tries eaploging people who spend their
money at home.
-Messrs. Northcutt Dobbs, real estate
agents, offer some valuable property for sale
in this issue. These gentlemen are putting
forth energy and effort to make their bust
ness a success. Coll and see them
Mr. Fred Banks is an elfcieal engineer
on the NJ N. Ga Railway and he makes
the return trips with greater pleasure, all
because Of the arrival Of a little daughter at
his home
-Hirsch & Sons viii receive this week
ten cases mems Hats.
-MoNEY 40 lQAE-We can make loans
Of money at reasonable rates upon eithaF
| town or farm property.
JOE B. ALEXANDER,
Gro. /. GoBER.
-Hirsoh & Sons will receive this week
fifty cases Dry Goods.
DR.. n. L. Wright nae bought vacant
corner lot from Mrs. John r. Sanges On
Cherokee street and will build nice resi-
de.-ce thereon. One thousand dollars was
the price p.Al. lot 7OXl50.
-Four coored men working qr the els
tern struck for higher wages on last Mon
day morning. They wanted an increase
rom seventy-fve cents to one dollar per
day
Mr.. Green Hatcher, folu.elly Of Mari
eta died in Atlanta, On last Thursday.
His remains were brought to this place on
last Friday afternoon and inferred in the
city cemetery.
-DIED-The wife Of NJ G. w. Knowles
died on Wednesday evening q iaat geal..
She had been an invalid for long time ana
bore her suferings with great fortitude and
christian resignation She leaves husband
and two daughters to mourn her death, to
whom we tender our sympathy.
The numerous g.s;tors in our city
spending the summer, enjoy horseback rid
ing and engage in this out door pastime
frequently Mr.. Chuck Anderson has the
best equipped livery stable in the South,
fine horses, ana stylish carriages Our vis-
itors use them extensively, dfiy,ns OFT to
Kennesaw mountain, the marble works and
other places
-lfyou want Boy Youths and Gents
Hats, give Sessions, Handy 4 Co. call.
100 odd Vests at iiirslh,
Sessions Handy & Co, have just re-
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